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  1. Tunachaser
    I always ensure my brass is completely dry, not even the slightest dampness. This is just how I was taught and it has worked well for me. Moisture and gun powder are not a good mix.
  2. Tunachaser
    I have never had a problem getting my LNL to seat below flush. I read that the primer seating punch can wear a "divot" in the frame so I added a SS washer where it showed wear before it became a problem. Prevention is better that problem solving.
  3. Tunachaser
    Vithavuori load data suggest 3.8 to 4.1 grs. of N-320 for a 124 gr LSWC. I load the Acme 124 RN at 3.9 and get 131 PF in my SP-01.
  4. Tunachaser
    Make sure it passes the "plunk and spin" test.
  5. Tunachaser
    "My goal is to have a set up I don't have to adjust for ~2000-3000k rounds at a time. To be able to do that in one sitting every month or so." That is not a problem with with the LnL.
  6. Tunachaser
    I added an O-ring to the bolt that holds the shell plate on, it stops the bolt from working loose which is a common cause for issues. Next make sure the pawls are correctly adjusted.
  7. Tunachaser
    I have a Gempro 250 as well, which I really like and I wreaked mine accidentally but the company still honored their life time warranty.
  8. Tunachaser
    It's the one I use, but it just last a LOT longer than the factory pin. Everything breaks eventually.
  9. Tunachaser
    Or use the Cajun gun works pin, I have one and I dry fire both my 75B and SP-01 with ne problems. BUT a spare is always a good idea https://cajungunworks.com/product/61100-tempered-spring-steel-firing-pin-retaining-pin/
  10. Tunachaser
    Or switch to a lee die, there de-primeing pins seem almost indestructible.
  11. Tunachaser
    I pause mid stroke to allow the taller cases to settle down. It only takes a fraction of a second. This works BUTI plan on adding shims at some point.
  12. Tunachaser
    Balmo, how do I go about getting one of these printed? Robb
  13. Tunachaser
    Also keep the (PART #55) breakaway cam plunger clean, as it tends to collect crud. It is located at the bottom of the cam wire that operates the primer slide.
  14. Tunachaser
    MSA and plugs. When I compete in an indoor range using both is a must and with the plugs in you can give yourself a rest from the headphones between shooters.
  15. Tunachaser
    What calibers are you using this on? This looks like a MUCH better alternative than that motorized unit from Hornady.
  16. Tunachaser
    Yes I shoot Iron Sights on Thursday nights. I haven't shot Pala.
  17. Tunachaser
    Hello and thanks for all the great info. I reload and shoot local matches in production, SS and revolver. I also love to fish.
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